AD #4338 - U.S. Could Ban Mercedes; GM Spends $11 Billion on EV Write-Offs; BMW Developing Robot Teaching Software
About this episode
The episode discusses potential bans on Mercedes in the U.S., GM's significant EV write-offs, and BMW's development of robot teaching software.
- U.S. Could Ban Mercedes - GM Spends $11 Billion on EV Write-Offs - German Auto Exports to China Plummet - VW Prioritizes Group, Not Brands - VW Wants to Sell Stake in India Unit - Stellantis Turns to Mobileye for ADAS Tech - Stellantis Hires New Jeep and Ram CEOs - BMW Developing Robot Teaching Software
Topics covered
- automotive industry
- electric vehicles
- corporate strategy
- technology development
- international trade
Keywords
- Mercedes
- GM
- BMW
- electric vehicles
- VW
- Stellantis
- Mobileye
- China
- exports
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Mercedes, GM, BMW, VW, Stellantis, Mobileye
Places: U.S., China, India
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